Advanced Program Options

These options allow you to fine-tune the program's behavior for specific situations. Use them with caution, as they might override default settings or introduce unexpected behavior.

Caching and API Calls

-nc, --no-cache

• Disables: Reading from and writing to the program's cache.

• Effect: Disables all uses of cache including For example cache is used to store keys and file sizes Also forces the program to make fresh sequential API calls for data, even if it's available in the cache. This can be useful for ensuring you have the latest information but can be slower than using the cache

• Default: False (cache is enabled)

-nca, --no-api-cache

• Effect: Forces the program to make sequential API calls for data, even if it's cached within the current program session. This is different from --no-cache which is for all uses of the cache library beyond just OF API request

• Default: False (API cache is enabled for the current session)

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Configuration Overrides

-k, --key-mode [argument]

• Overrides: The key mode setting specified in the configuration file.

• Possible values:

  • cdrm

  • manual

• Requires Argument: You must specify the desired key mode after the option (e.g., -k manual).

-dr, --dynamic-rules [argument]

• Overrides: The dynamic-rules setting in the configuration file.

• Used for: Signing API requests.

• Default: false (dynamic rules are disabled)

• Possible values:

  • sneaky

  • digital

  • deviint

• Requires Argument: You must specify a value for dynamic rules (e.g., -dr sneaky)

• Note: Possible values may change based on removal of sources, frequency of updates of sources

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Additional Options

-up, --update-profile

• Retrieves: Up-to-date profile information directly from the API, bypassing the cache.

• Cache Update: Profile information is typically cached for about a day. Use this option if you need the absolute latest data.

-al, --auth-fail

• quit on authentication failure rather then prompting

• Default: False